Death of Chief Lone Bear’s Son in Casper Wyoming
Cactus Lone Bear, son of Chief Sam Bear, a Casper resident born in 1918, died last month of brain fever after being taken from Casper to Mrs. Lone Bear’s ranch in Bear Dragon Utah. The child, heir to thousands of dollars, drew gifts from tribe members and visitors. Lone Bear, famed rider and roper, spent years with Buffalo Bill’s show and was nicknamed Cactus.
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Casper
Wyo
Sam Bear
Lone Bear
Bear Dragon
Utah
Lone Beer
Cactus
Jet Lone Bear
Col
Theodore It
Chief Lone
Buffalo Bill
Roper
Chief Bear
Third suspect led as result of Hudson attempted hold-up
Three youths James Schler Bardo Klinsky and Pete Bosich were arrested in Hudson on charges of attempted robbery of pay cars and firing on party members near the Poposia coal mines. A fourth suspect was captured Tuesday night as sheriff's posse scoured the hills. All three homes listed in Hudson with poor records.
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James Schler
Bardo Klinsky
Pete Bosich
Hudson
Property Owners Plan Legal Fight Over Grading District 3
In Casper Wyoming Prop erty owners in Grading District No 3 voted to hire legal talent to contest the current assessment roll A resolution named Hagens and Murene as council for the district A finance committee was formed to raise expenses with a $100 amount approved for the initial cost All owners were urged to attend the next meeting to discuss further steps.
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Casper
Wyo
Rave
Hagens and Murene
Council For Property
C. H. Gompf
Alec Marshall
Lord
George B. Kropp
Milton E. Pratt
Casper tragedy reporter’s note on a wife and attorney
Historical note reports the wife of A. RK. Low and attorney Tweedsay as witnesses in a shooting incident. The fragment hints at a caser involving Casper, an ore en ere Wro. LS., with unclear details and dates.
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Casper
Wro. LS
A. RK. Lowseen
Barthe Tam M
Bondsmen Rearrest Casper Theft Suspect in Wyoming
C D Gage, held on a Casper car theft charge, was rearrested at Glenrock by bondsmen while driving a truck. He was transported back to Casper from Glenrock after paying from Casper to Denver and back, claiming he intended to return with the truck.
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Casper
Wyo
C. D
Gage
Cheyenne
Glenrock
Denver
Wyoming elects three-way contest for Congress
In Wyoming November election voters will choose among three candidates for U.S. representative Frank Mendell Republican H Fowler Democrat and James Morgan Farmer Labor. The slate includes nonpartisan judicial races four district judge seats and state legislative contests with six constitutional amendments on debt and highway funding and a livestock tax provision.
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Congress
Wyoming
Farmer Labor Party
Frank W. Mendell
Newcastle
H. Fowler
Douglas
Farmer-Labor
James Morgan
Cheyenne
United Mine Workers of America
Supreme
Wyoming Corporations See Conservative Capitalization Trend
A Wyoming secretary of state report notes a shift to conservative capitalization for newly chartered firms. Recent filings total about $1.6 million in capital, averaging under $360,000 per company, with names such as Center Realty of Douglas and Trail Creek Copper Company among those listed.
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Wyoming
New Corporation
State of
Secretary of State
Center Realty Company of
Douglas
Capital Stock
O. Brown
R. Mitchell
Donaldine Mitchell
Re Lake
Watery
Kemmerer
Trail Creek
Eden Valley in Sweetwater Listed as Garden Spot
An article extols Eden Valley north of Green River as a prime irrigated farming region. It describes climate, soil, altitude, water system, and potential crops including alfalfa, wheat, oats, barley, and corn, with large irrigation capacity and storage near the Hig Sandy River.
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Sweet Sari County
Ken Springs
Lander
Chicago
TiMnots
Salt
Aden
Green River Valley
Thie
Sweetwater
Fremont
Lincoln
Maasachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode
United Sy Weather Bureau
Fen River
Wyoming
Colorado
Cheyenne
United States
Nebraska
San Luis
Eden Valley
Postwar youth labor issue challenges Cheranne police
Chief of Police Bimbery faces a tougher year as concerns rise over lazynafers and the behavior of young men in postwar times. Authorities and employers nationwide see the problem intensifying, with Cheranne at the forefront of the dispute.
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Cheranne
Bimbery
Third Party Workers Drift From City to City
Officials describe a pattern of workers moving from city to city via firm arrangements. They travel to locations like GCey enue and Hv anston with expenses paid, then ship on to new sites. Some earn by avoiding work while others claim to seek easy pay, contributing to a restless labor market.
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Higuér
Ran
Union Pacific
Inquirer
Homeliest Man Prize Prompts Burglary Joke
An odd tale from Lima reports Barry Viary or a similar official offering a prize for the homeliest man. A burglar was seen near a clock and the gag prize led to a chase. Meanwhile New York City spends about $8000 yearly on jet soap supplies and a large hotel is mentioned.
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Lima
Barry Vi ‘ Tary
The
Moose
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